Buddhism is both a religion and a way of life for some 300 million people spread across the world. Buddhism comes from the term “budhi†which means “to awakenâ€. The origins of this religion can&hellip
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What is Bovine colostrums?
Bovine colostrum is the fluid produced by the mammary glands of a cow before milking. Bovine colostrum is produced within the first two to four days after the cow has given birth. It is a&hellip
What are enumerated powers?
Enumerated powers are the powers that the congress has as specified in the constitution of the United States. In Section 8 of Article I of the constitution, there is a list of the 17 powers&hellip
What are cucumbers for?
Cucumbers are for those who want to eat healthy food as this is considered as one of the most nutritious food for the entire body. Cucumbers are considered to be one of the vegetables that&hellip
What is Hot Yoga?
Hot yoga simply refers to performing yoga routines in a heated room. This type of yoga workout has gained its popularity in North American regions because of the various benefits that it can bring. One&hellip
What is Medicare?
Medicare refers to the health insurance program which can cover for different expenses related to healthcare. This program is implemented by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, which is a part of the Department&hellip
What is legumes?
Legumes are healthy food that is located inside pods. Legume comes in two types; the immature and the mature. Dried seeds that are taken from the inside of pods such as chickpeas or kidney beans&hellip
What is benign prostatic hyperplasia?
Benign prostatic hyperplasia refers to a condition wherein the prostate gland in men becomes enlarged. This condition is considered common and normal for men as they get older. The enlargement of the prostate gland is&hellip
What is law of conservation of mass?
The Law of conservation of mass is a law in chemistry formulated by Antoine Lavoisier back in 1789. This law basically states that the mass of matter or objects are conserved or does not change&hellip
What is Meniere’s disease?
Meniere’s disease is a disorder affecting the ear. It causes weird sensation of spinning motion, also known as vertigo, which may develop further in the loss of hearing sense. Sometimes, it is accompanied with a&hellip
What is House Arrest?
House arrest refers to the condition wherein an individual is confined to his primary residence, instead of going to prison. This is considered as more practical compared to the traditional type of imprisonment, because it&hellip
What is criminal justice?
Criminal justice deals with controlling of crime and imposition of fines and penalties to people that violate the rules and laws that governments establish. The criminal justice system also includes the different departments and agencies&hellip
What is mass number?
Mass number refers to the total number of protons and neutrons contained in a single element. The mass number is an essential factor in determining the isotopic mass, which is measured using atomic mass. Every&hellip
What is gossip?
Gossip is defined as a conversation whether oral or written that is catty and can be very damaging. Gossip requires that persons create and repeat rumors about a certain individual who is not part of&hellip
What is Bing?
Bing is a live search engine, formerly known as Live Search, MSN Search, and Windows Live Search. It was first introduced by the chief executive officer (CEO) of Microsoft, Steve Ballmer during the San Diego&hellip
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